Restaurants in Jacksonville
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Aix
Bankers and Beautiful People dine on fashionably fusiony Mediterranean dishes at Aix, whose location – inside a nearly unmarked brick building in an ungentrified area of San Marco – adds to its charm. The menu bursts with global flavors – start with, say, Moroccan lamb meatballs, move on to white-truffle pizza, then finish with locally raised duck with mushroom bread pudding. Reservations recommended; service can be slow.
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An Apple a Day Deli
Head here for healthy smoothies, salads and sandwiches.
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Dona Maria
Great sunset views and the best ceviche in Jax Landing.
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Pattaya Thai Express
Has decent Thai food like yellow-curry chicken and Thai shrimp fried rice.
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River City Brewing Company
Panoramic river views compete with upscale, globally influenced seafood dishes at this restaurant-brewery. At night, the brewhouse draws an after-work crowd eager to unwind.
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Inn at Oak Street
This gabled three-story 1902 house, with views of the St Johns River, is a peaceful B&B with loads of upscale touches. Handsome, unfussy and includes gourmet breakfast.
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Bistro Aix
Foodies find few havens in Jacksonville, but this chic San Marcos eatery will make them feel right at home.
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Espresso Café
An cool cafe housed in Ninth & Main Street, a former disused automotive repair shop in Springfield, about a mile north of downtown.
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Ellen's Kitchen
A Jax Beach staple for over 40 years, Ellen's keeps the locals happy with dependable breakfasts and lunches, both of which are served till 2pm.
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Henrietta's
An outstanding Caribbean restaurant housed in Ninth & Main Street, a former disused automotive repair shop in Springfield, about a mile north of downtown.
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Café Carmon
Light and airy inside, the tables outside are best if you like people watching. Located across from the lions in the heart of fashionable San Marco, this cheery restaurant features creative pasta dishes and scrumptious salads.
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Casbah
Upon spying the swords, camels and Moorish lanterns lining the walls, you'll wonder if a passport is required for entry. Featuring authentic Middle Eastern dishes, beer, music and belly dancing, the cafe doubles as a hookah lounge with dozens of flavorful tobacco concoctions. A favorite for young hipster types. Casbah is in the Avondale neighborhood, just southwest of the main downtown area.
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bb's
With its molded-concrete bar, clean, modern lines and daily cheese selection, this Euro-staurant may initially feel hipper-than-thou. But pull up a seat, chat with the staff and discover they're just like you – only dressed entirely in black. The chocolate ganache cake alone is worth the trip.
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Matthew's
The stunning bronze-inlaid terrazzo floor of this 1920s bank cues the glam decor of this very fine restaurant, which would be comfortably at home in London, Paris or New York. The showy open kitchen is a fine stage for Matthew Medure and his team to meld exquisite Southern, Mediterranean, Asian and Middle Eastern flavors. Game is a specialty.
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European Street Cafe
If you just don't know what you want, this place has a lengthy menu, enormous bakery case and over 150 kinds of beer.
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Clark's Fish Camp
Sample Florida's Southern 'Cracker' cuisine of gator, snake, catfish and frog's legs while surrounded by the surreal animal menagerie of 'America's largest private taxidermy collection.' This swamp shack is unforgettable. It's far south of downtown Jacksonville.
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